How to change the kernel of my Jupyter Notebook from using Python3.8.7 to Python3.9.1? Jupyter Notebook run outside Anaconda on MacOS BigSur 11.1, Jupyter Notebook was though pip. Python version just recently upgraded to 3.9.1. Thank you.
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You can verify what kernels are available to Jupyter by running:
jupyter kernelspec list
If you’ve installed 3.9.1 and its in the search pathway for Jupyter, it should be listed there. You can then choose the kernel at runtime in the top right corner of the notebook. If it doesn’t show up, that’s a longer answer and I would start by reading through this thread.